Agricultural Improvement（農業向上）
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Why are they not protecting the Japanese people, not allocating a large budget to agriculture, a traditional core industry, and exhausting the country without facing reality? Are they putting off issues that affect our lives and deaths?
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Days where you can feel the importance of agricultural promotion with your skin. Agriculture's the foundation and primary industry that supports us. Please forgive me even if the seasons shift a little, because I just want to tell you the process of agricultural products. Let's blow away the epidemic! Food is our future and continues to evolve. Agricultural crops are not just deals for trading. It is a proof of the bond that has been passed down from our predecessors to this day, and it becomes blood, bones, and flesh. Our farming will govern the eternal future!『農業経済』藍藻植物, 生存の術（種, 球根, 宿根）Animism（汎霊）『Edward Burnett Tylor』文化人類学, 社会人類学（Cultural Anthropology; Social Anthropology）Anahuac: Or Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern, 1861. Primitive culture（原始文化）, 1871🇬🇧🇲🇽, Mercosul; Southern Common Market（América Latina: 南米）, No. 1 status of organic agriculture in major European countries（1927, 1935）🇦🇹, Schengen Agreement, 2007 🇵🇱, “Native” (large and small farmers) and seasonal workers 🇩🇪, EAGGF, 1962, Common Agricultural Policy, 2013（EU）, The 1619 project 🇺🇸,「茨城県ひたちなか市, 東中根遺跡, 弥生時代後期 🇯🇵, 조선반도」,『漢書』: 神農, 氾勝之,「諸子百家」, 馬国翰（輯本）, 賈思勰「斉民要術」🇨🇳, Sovkhoz when Kolkhoz, Complete grouping (corporate, management, individual side jobs, customary tenant（РФ））, Plantations, small farms with multinational, Southeast Asia（東南アジア）, Rich in energy resources (oil, natural gas, etc.) and rare metals: Originally nomadic and River basin Oasis Agriculture-Central Asia（中央アジア）, Archaeology on the origins of agriculture, The Near and Middle East（中近東）, Oceanian agriculture, liberalism to internationally（オセアニア）, Fiona Marshall with Elisabeth Hildebrand（東アフリカ）, Tree crops, Forest based, Root crop, Cereal-root crops mixed, Pastoral, Coastal artisanal fishing, Agro-pastoral millet / sorghum farming, agricultural system（西アフリカ） , Constant dripping wears away the stone（雨垂れ石を穿つ）, Slow but steady wins the race, constant effort will result in success, constant dripping wears away a stone（涓滴岩を穿つ）, Each person's taste is different, and Each person's body's effect is different. Why do you keep writing this blog? It is because I want to relearn the good old Japan little by little and use it as research material to this day. In the survival of humans and plants, how do we live a given limited life? Also, the connection between humans, the mutual prosperity of humans and agricultural products, and the interlocking of evolutionary processes. In recent years, the Daily conflict has been aimed at learning how to connect with each other, the roles and feelings that deserve to be noticed, and the art of living in a spiritually rich way. There is no magical measure for value creation. There is no choice but to walk step by step on steep mountains. Focusing on regional productivity, it contributes to improving the value creation of Japanese AGRICULTURE. 食糧増産; There is no choice but to increase the growing area or increase the yield per unit area. In developed countries, agricultural land is not lost with economic development. However, only Japan is different. Foreign common sense does not work. As a result of prioritizing economic principles, small pieces of farmland are scattered in a patchwork pattern. Therefore, I cannot take the disadvantage of not looking at it in a special but low-productivity situation. Agricultural income is declining in almost all types of farming. The primary industry cannot be further declined. First of all, management resources are to further improve the value of people. The world goes to Economic Partnership Agreement: Free Trade Agreement: Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement. In addition to taking measures against the soaring price of rice, the government wants to reverse the de facto rice production reduction policy to increase production and at the same time draw up a strategy for future export expansion. However, the government has implemented this policy to curb overproduction of rice and stabilize rice prices. Specifically, it adjusts rice production by reducing the "tan" that represents the area of rice fields. In response to the oversupply of rice due to changes in eating habits in the late 1960s, it was introduced in 1970 and continued until it was abolished in 2018. The main purpose of the rice production reduction policy was to prevent a collapse in rice prices. Specifically, it set production targets for each prefecture and encouraged farmers to leave rice fields fallow or switch to other crops (changing paddy fields into fields to grow other crops), thereby suppressing rice production. It was launched in 1969 and has continued with different names such as rice production adjustment measures and rice cultivation conversion measures. The rice production reduction policy has also caused various problems, such as the implementation of crop conversion even in prime rice-growing areas and an increase in non-participation in production adjustment. It was officially abolished in 2018, and farmers are now free to produce rice independently at their own business discretion. However, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries still continues the de facto rice production reduction policy, providing production volume guidelines based on demand forecasts and subsidies to farmers who switch to other crops. Even after the abolition, rice production has been on a downward trend, with the 2021 harvest down about 20% from the 2000 harvest. This is said to be due in part to the increase in abandoned farmland due to population decline and aging. Japanese people are cautious in their actions, but they have a habit of leaving the future to others, and it cannot be denied that this is a hindrance to our prosperity. The budget for fiscal 2025 (Reiwa 7) is 2.6389 trillion yen. Additional budgets have been added for food security, hay fever countermeasures, etc. The breakdown is as follows: 5.812 billion yen for the sustainable production strengthening measures project (shift to increased fruit production); 4.8212 billion yen for comprehensive measures to realize regional plans; 2.7 billion yen for support grants for efficient farmland use; 14.87 billion yen for comprehensive measures to develop new farmers; 3.25 billion yen for promoting the ambitious efforts of diverse agricultural human resources (comprehensive support project for the introduction of smart agriculture and agricultural support services); 41.03 billion yen for intensive support program to promote the use of smart agriculture technology; 6.99 billion yen for comprehensive measures to promote the use of smart agriculture technology; 1.965 billion yen for strengthening the functions of national research and development corporations related to agriculture; and 3.25 billion yen for comprehensive support project for the introduction of smart agriculture and agricultural support services. 23.85 billion yen for the farmland cultivation condition improvement project, 10.388 billion yen for the Rural Development Grant. 12.295 billion yen for measures to prevent bird and animal damage and promote the use of gibier, and 84.45 billion yen for Japanese-style direct payments (the goal is to prevent a decrease of 84,000 hectares of farmland in mountainous and other areas over the five-year period from 2025 to 2030). The aim is to strengthen food security, establish a food system in harmony with the environment, and promote sustainable agricultural development and rural development. It seems that measures aimed at realizing a structural transformation of agriculture will be implemented intensively in the first five years, but this is still not enough, and it is discouraging that there seems to be a lack of sense of crisis.
HOKUREN: The group is described below while praying for the further development and the good health of the workers and related parties in Hokkaido. JA Asahikawa JA Ashoro JA Ishikari JA Iwamizawa JA Urahoro JA Enyu JA Otofuke JA Kitasorachi JA Kitahiyama JA Kitamirai JA Kyowa JA Kushiro Tancho JA Kenebetsu JA Koshimizu JA Sapporo JA Satsunai JA Sarabetsu JA Shizunai JA Shibecha JA Shiretoko Shari JA Sorachi Minami JA Taisetsu JA Takikawa JA Tsubetsu JA Toya Lake JA Tokoro JA Tomakomai Wide Area JA Naganuma JA Nanpo Ro JA Niikappu JA Higashikawa JA Higashi Soya JA Hidaka Higashi JA Hiroo JA Biei JA Bibai JA Bihoro JA Biratori JA Pippucho JA Furano JA Mitsuishi JA Minenobu JA Mukawa JA Memanbetsu JA Memuro JA Yubetsucho JA Yoichi JA Yotei JA Rumoi JA Okhotsk Hamanasu JA Okhotsk Abashiri JA Saloma JA Pinne JA Kamishihorocho JA Uekawa Chuo JA Nakaharubetsu JA Nakasatsunaimura JA Nakashibetsucho JA Imakanecho JA Dateshi JA Hakodateshi Kameda JA Kita Ishikari JA Kita Ibuki JA Kita Haruka JA Kita Hibiki JA Kita Okhotsk JA Kita Soya JA Tokachi Ikedacho JA Tokachi Shimizucho JA Shihorocho JA Yubarishi JA Taikicho JA Soya Minami JA Obihiro Kawanishi JA Obihiro Taisho JA Horonobecho JA Makubetsucho JA Toma JA Churui JA Mashu Lake JA Shin Otaru JA Shin Shinotsu JA Shin Sunagawa JA Shin Hakodate JA Shintokucho JA Tsukigatacho JA Kino JA Honbetsucho JA Higashi Asahikawa JA Higashi Kagura JA Shibetsu JA Hamanakacho JA Kiyosatocho JA Wakkanai JA Toyokorocho JA Dohoku Nayoro JA Doo JA Doto Asahi JA Kushiro Ota JA Monbetsu JA Akan JA Rikubetsucho JA Kaoicho（Random order）
